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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1966
Page
5
Senator Dirksen accepts another Senate defeat as state legislatures increasingly reapportion under the one man one vote ruling. The trend reduces chances of returning to the old system. Officials speculate how equal weight voting will affect power, with big city bosses possibly gaining influence as authorities test the new framework.
A reflective note on fate and literacy reads like a cryptic snippet. The speaker muses that if Omar taught today he would inscribe a line about writing and reading as a shared fortune.
Puzzle: across and down clues listing many terms from wrinkles to chieftain with a code cipher example. The page also presents a quotation by Hazlitt and a cryptoquote solved as He will never have true friends who is afraid of making enemies.
Dear Abby columns collect letters from readers in Leavenworth Glendale St. Helens and Encino all complaining about unfriendly PTA groups. Respondents blame cliques and lack of welcome for excluding newcomers and share personal experiences and advice.
The biannual Glaucoma Clinic in Norwalk drew 364 participants with doctor nurses and typists from Norwalk Monroeville and nearby areas volunteering. Dr H R Bolman Dr B Pfahl Dr Carl R Brandts and Dr Norman E Ross administered tests while Lions Club members and several volunteers handled logistics and fundraising eye glasses baskets and public outreach.
A collection highlights humorous newspaper typos and misprints from editors Dick Hyman and Bob Dunn. Examples from various papers include misused words that change meaning and produce off color or absurd interpretations, illustrating the chaos and charm of slip of the pen.
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